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  1. MS 9x56

    6.5 CM as a hunting cartridge... why?

    That’s why they make crossbows.
  2. MS 9x56

    6.5 CM as a hunting cartridge... why?

    Fact in point. There is only one degree of dead.
  3. MS 9x56

    6.5 CM as a hunting cartridge... why?

    If you think a 308 has too much recoil learn how to properly mount and hold a rifle or take up archery.
  4. MS 9x56

    What 100 year old cartridges do you use

    My biggest problem with the all copper bullets is copper build up in the rifling. I have not tried them with CFE powders however. Nosler partitions have never let me down.
  5. MS 9x56

    What 100 year old cartridges do you use

    Now I really am confused. You really think you get true facts from Google? You do you and I will just keep stacking them up with the antiquated Nosler partitions. I had all of your “facts” I care to.
  6. MS 9x56

    What 100 year old cartridges do you use

    Do you just make up facts to fit your narrative? There are lots of questions concerning your so called facts.
  7. MS 9x56

    Kentucky Elk in Crisis

    The rule. :rolleyes:
  8. MS 9x56

    Kentucky Elk in Crisis

    As a rule poachers don’t shoot calf’s. Bears are the number one predator here in NY state of whitetail fawns.
  9. MS 9x56

    What 100 year old cartridges do you use

    I am glad you are happy with the Barnes bullets. You do realize the partition was designed to lose weight in the frontal portion to create a wider wound channel right? The copper bullets do come with a caveat, in that you must use a lighter bullet in order to get the speed required for them to...
  10. MS 9x56

    What 100 year old cartridges do you use

    30-06, 7x57,8x57,250-3000 savage, 9.3x62, 22 long rifle, 300 savage,9x56 MS. The only caliber rifle I have that’s less than 100 is a savage 99 in 308.
  11. MS 9x56

    Elk .... Let's see them!!!

    All I can say is Wow, just Wow!
  12. MS 9x56

    Elk .... Let's see them!!!

    The Llamas distracted me, congratulations on a great bull.
  13. MS 9x56

    Elk .... Let's see them!!!

    Llamas look comfy. I think I would enjoy that hunt just for the uniqueness of it.
  14. MS 9x56

    Football General Talk

    Drake went back to the well (Hollis) one time too many and the defense was waiting.
  15. MS 9x56

    Football General Talk

    Norm Van Brocklin, Jim Brown, Dick Butkus after all quarterback is only one of 22 positions!
  16. MS 9x56

    How old is too old to apply for physical hunts?

    Had my knees replaced 4 years ago. I am 69 and still hunting deer and bear. The main thing is to eat right and stay in shape. I do a lot of walking and hiking year around.
  17. MS 9x56

    Rifle Caliber Recommendation - 270/308/30-06

    My savage 99 would shoot 2 to 2 1/2” groups with both 150 and 180 grain spitzer bullets. One day while perusing my LGS I found a NOS box of Speer round nose 165 grain bullets. I loaded them up and was astounded when that old rifle shot its first honest to goodness 1 MOA group. No the quest is on...
  18. MS 9x56

    Rifle Caliber Recommendation - 270/308/30-06

    Closer to the 358 winchester than the 35 rem. With 250 grain roundnose bullets it packs a wallop.
  19. MS 9x56

    Rifle Caliber Recommendation - 270/308/30-06

    It is considered an obsolete cartridge now that is no longer commercially available. However I have found in my Mannlicher Schoenauer model 1905 it works very well on ungulates and wild hogs. Using either 200 or 250 grain bullets. Strictly an reloaders cartridge now.
  20. MS 9x56

    Rifle Caliber Recommendation - 270/308/30-06

    See post #1.

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